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[mistasam]

I made a little how-to for anyone interested in a fender eliminator for their Zero motorcycle:

[tjax]

Sam, I have just done my R&G tail tidy install - really easy and much easier on the eye on my 2016 DSR...

[mistasam]

YES!  That looks so much better 

[Andrew Zero S]

Thanks for the instruction video. I sent of for the R&G tail tidy after seeing it.

It was actually much easier to fit on my 2017 Zero S because the female electrical connectors are distal to all the cable ties and demagnetising units and the supplied numberplate light cables plug straight in. No cutting or splicing. I haven't the first idea about whats going on and was already quite nervous about removing the seat to see high voltage warniong stickers.

Andrew

[BrianTRice@gmail.com]

Thanks for the instruction video. I sent of for the R&G tail tidy after seeing it.

It was actually much easier to fit on my 2017 Zero S because the female electrical connectors are distal to all the cable ties and demagnetising units and the supplied numberplate light cables plug straight in. No cutting or splicing. I haven't the first idea about whats going on and was already quite nervous about removing the seat to see high voltage warniong stickers.

Did you take any photos of this? You can send them to me at briantrice at gmail dot com for inclusion at:
https://zeromanual.com/wiki/Zero_Aftermarket#Fender_Eliminator